NL injury notes: Realmuto, Turner, Suarez, Abbott, Murphy, Freeman

X -rays were negative JT RealmutoThe left foot after fouling a ball of himself against the Nationals in the 11: 6 victory on Saturday. The Phillies Realmuto from the game, and the catcher didn’t play today either. “rather a precautionary measure than everything else“, Manager Rob Thomson, said reporters (including Scott Lauber from Philadelphia Inquirer). Realmuto will probably be back in action tomorrow if the Phillies have their home start Trea Turner Could miss a third game in a row when he recovered from backpasms. Thomson said that Turner was available from the bank today and could play on Monday, although the Phils’ off-day would enable gymnast on Tuesday to get four days of relaxation if it is kept in its line on Monday.

In other Phillies Injury News ,, Ranger Suarez A 26-pitch bullpen session threw on Saturday, and a bullpen is now planned for Tuesday. If everything goes well, Lauber writes that Suarez will start at least one minor League rehab before being activated by the 15-day injured list. Suarez disturbed a bad back during the spring training and the Phils decided to put him on the IL to give him more time to heal and end his spring preparations before his debut 2025.

Further injury updates from the National League …

• Speaking of jugs on the 15-day IL, the Redness told reporters (including Gordon Wittenmyer from the Cincinnati Enquirer) that Südpfoten Andrew Abbott Will throw his first rehabilitation start with Triple-A Louisville on Tuesday. Abbott is planned for another excursion on April 6, and then a decision is made about whether it could be activated on the red of the red or not. A shoulder pollution ended the season of Abbott’s 2024 at the end of August and recovered from this trunk in his usual work outside of the season, so that the Reds have decided to slowly dye the left -handers in spring training. If everything goes well, Abbott should make his debut from 2025 on April 11th or April 12th, depending on how Cincinnati sets up his pitching staff.
• Braves Catcher Sean Murphy A rehab task in the Minor League will probably also begin this week, as Mark Bowman from MLB.com writes that Murphy will probably take over the field for the A-Level-A-Level partner on Friday. Murphy cracked a rib after being hit by a pitch during a spring training game in early March, and we have already reached the lower end of the first 4-6-week recreation time bar. Nevertheless, Murphy seems good enough progress that a return in Atlantas should be possible until mid -April.
• Tyler Freeman On the left of today’s game with an injured left wrist after being hit by one Taj Bradley Pitch, but X -rays were negative, writes Thomas Harding from MLB.com. Freeman could be good enough to return to the return to the Rockies“At the line -up tomorrow, although Colorado does not play on Tuesday, this is another situation in which a player with a minor injury could simply get an additional day to complete healing.